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Jerry Budzinski
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Sioux City, IA
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what does anyone think about 6% to 8% ROI for single family homes for buy and hold property

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Jerry Budzinski
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Originally posted by @Charles Worth:

That is really low esp. if you are levered. I am looking at 15% min. This is even more true when you consider that things eventually go wrong so if you plan on 6 - 8% you might get a much lower return.  Of course, if you are using all cash it can be tough to go above 10% - 12%.

 All cash. Keep looking then

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